Just to close the topic: despite my time is like gold for me nowadays, I managed to make my little Display Manager "EasyDM" check users' password in FreeBSD too! Through a more POSIX way without the "shadow" library, that is a linuxism. 8-) I fixed bug #1: password check in *BSD systems not working....

ASX, thank you very much for your tip! I at last managed to check password in *BSD too! :D Actually, it was so trivial... sometimes I'm surprised in BSD world by this: my mind is used to complicate itself, but things are so easy, why make them more complicate? (It's difficult to explain this sensati...

Thank you both for your tips. Kraileth , I'm sorry, I just used "Compress the directory" option in File Manager menu, like "Extract here". I was not aware of this problem. Anyway I've just uploaded an other tarball without that issue, I used "tar" command in a terminal, to avoid such a joke. ;) Plea...

Hi! I wrote a very little and home-made Display Manager. https://sites.google.com/view/easydisplaymanager/home It's got a limited set of features, and it's only a proof of concept. :) The obstacle (for me) is that I (as a bash scripter with bare C know-how) can check user password only with "shadow....

If you desire to entertain yourself, please see this post from Angelescuo, which resume the required steps to turn a FreeBSD install into a GhostBSD install and implicitly list the packages in our github repo. http://forums.ghostbsd.org/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=507#p2269 Have fun! ;) Thanks! :D I'll se...

Here I am! :D Many thanks ASX for replay... fog is starting to disappear... :oops: So is correct procedure to upgrade GhostBSD like so? #freebsd-update fetch install #freebsd-update -r 10.X upgrade I did upgrade to 10.3 release (without problem). Now: which are next step related to specific GhostBSD...